Small talk Cough Etiquette
Hearing the recent news about the increase in the number of COVID-19 patients in Japan, Eco and Nico have a small talk about the effectiveness of face masks and cough etiquette.
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Small talk 
Case TB and social problem behind malnutrition
A boy from a village outside the refugee camp was brought to the hospital in the camp with malnutrition. However, he might have had other illnesses behind malnutrition......Through this boy's case, we see the tuberculosis which must not be forgotten when experiencing weight loss, and the problems faced by people living around the refugee camps.
Nutrition and food issues Man-made famine: from the view of Humanitarian laws and Health
Famine can be man-made. This article explains the definition of famine, examples of man-made famines, humanitarian laws regarding food supplies, and the health problems caused by hunger.
Poverty Child poverty in Japan (2): Health issues
Here, we break down the health problems of children in poverty into physical, mental, and behavioural habits. We also talk about the Life Course Approach that shows how childhood poverty affects health status to adulthood, and about free or low-cost medical services in Japan.
Poverty Child poverty in Japan (1): Gender wage gap in the background
Just like in other countries, there are children in Japan who suffer from poverty. Here, we talk about the definition of poverty, the current situation of child poverty in Japan, and one of the causes of it, the income disparity between men and women.
Migrant and refugee Age-unknown migrant children (2): Importance of a child being recognized as a child
Here, we talk about why being recognized as a child is important for a child and why age assessment needs to be conducted in a safe environment for children, seeing actual cases that have happened to migrant children. Let's learn about the Convention on the Rights of the Child and Re-traumatization.
Migrant and refugee Age-unknown migrant children(1): How to determine the age without ID?
Some migrant children do not have identification documents. We take a look at the UK data to see how many such children there are. Also, our talk focuses on the X-ray examination and bone age, the limitations of X-ray examinations, and how to determine age when there are no documents to prove age.
Health and conflict Are hospitals safe in the conflict?
It summarizes the current situation of attacks on Health care, their impact on medical services, and what International Humanitarian Law says about the protection of Health care in conflict areas.
Case Woman cannot receive health care?
I am a 25-year-old pregnant woman, living in a small village in the mountain area in Pakistan. I have an abnormal bleedi...
Case Refugee status recognition…and how about the life after?
I am a 15-year-old boy.I came to France from Syria 5 years ago, together with my mother and brothers. We were recognised...